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tS7 Custom Global Shaders (CGS)? About Truespace Archives These pages are a copy of the official truespace forums prior to their removal somewhere around 2011. They are retained here for archive purposes only. tS7 Custom Global Shaders (CGS)? // Archive: Tech Forum 1  |   Order by default Post by optimiztic // Feb 7, 2006, 11:03am optimiztic Total Posts: 43 OK, does anybody know what these are? I came across the CGS section in the manual and brought up the dialog box to use them, but there are no shaders in the dialog box, there is no '\shaders\global\' directory, and there is no hint as to what the custom shader file extension might be. Were there any sample shaders provided with tS7 that we can put into the 'global' directory, or are any available elsewhere? Thanks in advance for any comments, and I apologize if this has already been discussed previously. Don Post by spacekdet // Feb 7, 2006, 11:27am spacekdet Total Posts: 1360 These are usually post-process shaders like some in the wfmm 'Coolpowers' (http://sourceforge.net/projects/freecp/) suite. Yamaneko DOF is another (it's on Shaderpak1) U|V (http://tsx.uvworx.com/) also had several Global Shaders - these came on one of the Paks and I don't know if they are available seperately. Search your hard drive for *.TSS or *PPS files. Post by TomG // Feb 13, 2006, 3:59am TomG Total Posts: 3397 These are "post process" shaders - they work on the render itself once produced, rather than at render time. The main examples have been listed there - there was also Red Shift I believe, another set of such shaders, if my memory serves me rightly. You'll find they are things like glow shaders, or contrast / brightness shaders etc. HTH! Tom

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